Manchester Super Giants sit top of the table with a perfect 2-0 record, fresh off Jos Buttler’s magnificent 90 in an 87-run demolition of Birmingham Phoenix, as they travel to face Harry Brook’s Sunrisers Leeds on Tuesday, July 28, at 6:30 PM local (11:00 PM IST).
Sunrisers, who lost their opener to MI London before edging Southern Brave by 5 runs, will need a big performance from their home crowd to knock Aiden Markram’s in-form side off top spot.
SUL vs MO Match Details
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Match | Sunrisers Leeds vs Manchester Super Giants, 10th Match |
| Series | The Hundred Men’s Competition 2026 |
| Date | Tuesday, 28 July 2026 |
| Time | 6:30 PM BST local / 5:30 PM GMT / 11:00 PM IST |
| Venue | Headingley, Leeds. Sunrisers Leeds’ home ground. |
| Format | 100-ball innings per side, five sets of 20 balls, no bowler allowed more than two sets. |
| Captains | Harry Brook (Sunrisers Leeds), Aiden Markram (Manchester Super Giants) |
| Form | SUL: Lost their opener to MI London by 7 wickets before edging past Southern Brave by 5 runs, leaving them at 1 win and 1 loss. MO: Perfect 2-0 start, beating London Spirit by 7 runs before Jos Buttler’s 90 off 50 balls powered an 87-run thrashing of Birmingham Phoenix, one of only two unbeaten records left in the competition. |
| H2H | Both franchises carry newly rebuilt squads into 2026, so there is limited recent head-to-head history between these two identities specifically, though Manchester’s form so far gives them a clear psychological edge. |
Dream11 Team For SUL vs MO, 10th Match
Top Picks for SUL vs MO, 10th Match
| Player | Team | Role | Key Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jos Buttler | MO | Captain / WK | Captain pick. Smashed 90 off 50 balls in the win over Birmingham Phoenix. At 2x. |
| Mitchell Marsh | SUL | VC / AR | Vice-Captain pick. Consistent middle-order threat with bat and ball. At 1.5x. |
| Aiden Markram | MO | All-Rounder | Manchester’s captain, leading a perfect 2-0 side with calm authority. |
| Harry Brook | SUL | Captain / Batter | Sunrisers Leeds’ captain and one of the most destructive batters in the format. |
| Josh Tongue | MO | Bowler | Part of a relentless pace battery that bowled out Birmingham Phoenix for just 100. |
Pitch Report
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Venue | Headingley, Leeds. Sunrisers Leeds’ home ground. |
| Pitch Type | A surface that has generally offered something for the bowlers early, with totals at this ground so far this season on the lower side compared to some other venues. Batters who build an innings have tended to be rewarded more than out-and-out hitters. |
| Scoring | Scoring at Headingley has been more modest than at some other Hundred venues so far this season. This is worth cross-checking against ESPNcricinfo Statsguru before publishing, since the sample size from this season alone is still small. |
| Pace vs Spin | Pace bowling has played a major role in results at this ground so far, with both Nathan Ellis for Sunrisers Leeds and Manchester’s pace battery of Atkinson, Tongue and Baker likely to be key figures with the new ball. |
| Toss Factor | With modest totals proving hard to chase down at times this season, expect the toss winner to consider batting first, though conditions on the day will likely be the deciding factor. |
Weather Report
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Temperature | Around 25°C (78°F) during the day, cooling into a mild evening for the 6:30 PM start. |
| Sky | Cloudy periods through the day, without posing a serious threat to play. |
| Rain Chance | Low, roughly 10 percent. A full, uninterrupted match looks likely, unlike the washout that hit Manchester’s last away trip. |
| Humidity | Moderate, with some chance of helping the ball swing under cloud cover and lights. |
| Overall | Good conditions for a full contest between the table’s in-form side and a home side looking to build on their first win. |
SUL vs MO Toss Prediction
With scoring at this ground proving tougher than at some other venues this season, expect the toss winner to weigh up batting first, though Manchester’s form suggests they will back themselves either way.
**If Harry Brook (Sunrisers Leeds) wins, **expect him to bat first in front of a home crowd, trusting Zak Crawley and Ryan Rickelton to build a platform before his own big-hitting and Mitchell Marsh’s power in the middle, backed by Nathan Ellis and Brydon Carse to defend a total.
**If Aiden Markram (Manchester Super Giants) wins, **expect him to look to replicate the formula that has worked so far, batting first and trusting Jos Buttler to set the tone at the top before Heinrich Klaasen and Tom Moores finish the innings at pace, with Josh Tongue and Gus Atkinson defending it.
Injury and Team News
Sunrisers Leeds:
Sunrisers Leeds will look to build on their first win of the season, a nervy 5-run victory over Southern Brave, after an opening-day loss to MI London.
Captain Harry Brook leads a squad with real firepower at the top of the order in Zak Crawley and Ryan Rickelton, alongside Mitchell Marsh’s all-round threat. No injury concerns have been reported for the squad ahead of this fixture.
Manchester Super Giants:
Manchester head into this match as one of only two unbeaten sides left in the competition, with Jos Buttler’s 90 off 50 balls the standout individual performance of the season so far in their win over Birmingham Phoenix.
Captain Aiden Markram has a squad firing on all cylinders, with Heinrich Klaasen and Tom Moores also contributing crucial runs in the last match. No injury concerns have been reported for the squad ahead of this fixture.
